You really need to have a good idea of whats common enough in the format to deserve a slot in your deck, though, and occasionally these cards will still be a dead draw
For those of you who have been playing the game for a while, Foundations is the latest take on what used to be known as a core set, which came out every year and, while rotating some cards in and out, was made up of staples of the game skewed to simplicity (e.g
Access to 6 of MTGs most iconic spells is incredibly powerful, and while only Braingeyser and Regrowth see consistent play in the format (though Black Lotus absolutely would if it was legal), Terror, Disenchant, and Shivan Dragon can all still be very handy
Well stick to either enablers, payoffs, or cards that will likely overperform in each particular archetype rather than producing a comprehensive list of every card that could matter